The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, September 21, 1916, Page 16

The Leader “Points Wlth Prlde” [ Ad,;e,;,;e;ne,,ts (Continued from page 6) ed because they have the unitedsenti- good paper, a better paper w1th each 3 / ln the ment of an aroused people behind them. succeeding issue.' service been performed for the people by 2 PoE g any newspaper in North Dakota. YOU DID REAL WORK; _ $53$%$ $$59%% $ $$ $$ Ni onpartzsan LEADER ONLY HELPED ~ THERE’S A BIGGER FIELD @& 3 THAT NEEDS FILLING The Leader does not boast of. having $ Farm‘_‘oans $ : i Leader accomplished these things. It did not h the Yet the Leader has barely scratched accomplish them. The people of -the $ th[Y m{?fl vnve:d d:v;;:“h::‘ YOS ef;f:: ave the field of service that can be perform. state, especially the farmer members of loan on long term payments at low : . Pulling Powe,r s the Nonpartisan League, accomplished. =& interest ra 5 od for the people ot:this, state by >y them. The Leader was ol’xe of.the means g Thirty-four years 0&2 eonflflwnb bust- s newspaper that dares to print the truth. .4 by the farmers of North Dakota to ness in the same e, e SRS ) It has not attempted to accomplish and help them in accomplishing: their great $ Write us what yeu want. * ‘ $ 5 because thce‘yl lare read can not accomplish what a daily news- purposes. ; J. B. Folsom Co., . by practt y. every 1d d It is the ambition of the Leader to go $ s $ farmer in the. state--- - - BAPSR OO0 £ o on helping the farmers. The main fight 8fiee %sm“sg:gd FA§G g’ Let e it to you ' - 7 . P. on ‘N.D. : : v The Leader has found in North Da- op felEmE the formers. “he maih Celt & Opposi $ Let us prove it to yo _ l;;t?a:gsp%z;esgg?y oie:?;ipz;’g 3.1 s:lrtg: a hold on state affairs—to restore some $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 4 f the powers of government to the tent seldom equalled in any state. The < news of important events is reaching the hands of the people. E I E E T people of the state constantly in poisoned & 2:: ;?:::s oflihalffigll:: :flfll c}l&arégeu:; form, deliberately poisoned for the pur- & s v those powers to serve the people. The pose of perpetuating misgoyernment and “farmers will be as stubborly fought in ‘economic robbery. It is a condition im- this new battle-as in the fu-gt baéte possible to offset in the limited space -We can supply you w1th home grown Seed 1915 crop, which shows a high geérmination purity. Samples and prices gladly sent on s We are also in the market for choice Grain 5 e The Leader will try-to be of service. and with the limited staff of a weekly publication. It is impossible to offset It will try to be of service not only to and Seeds of all kinds. Write us before selling. . You always get a high premium when selling to it in this way because the first and false the farmers of North Dakota but to the us. impression, once having = been created f\?}::)n:‘:ie :lfe :au:: gzggxssfi? esvilastf eannot easily be eradicated. economic conditions: controlled by ‘bands . North Dakota may have its temporary of exploiters; markets in the hands of pohtlcal revival,. its official houseclean- mgnopoly; ‘state govemni ts dominated ing, but it can not.be .permanently. free by -the-plundeters.- . . .~ < until it has unprejudiced and honest news The field 'of the Leader’ has broadened mediums, ‘a free and independent daily 3t is not only -North Dakota. - North press. It is not too much to say. that Dakota will have to proflt and be guided this lask of fair and square news is the by what. is going on in other states; just greatest evil from ‘which the state is suf- g% other states may ‘profit by North-Da- Iermg It creates all sorts of evils and kota’s experience. Co—operatlon of all.is it is the mask and protector of all forms pecessary. of corruption. The Leader canonly sérve the farmers Wonderful things have been accom- -of the Northwest so far as:they ‘will ac- plxshed by the people of North Dakota cept its help and direct its usefulness. It in ‘the year of the Leader’s'lifé.;. They thanks them for their: wonderful fight have put into nomination for all state of- and their hearty help. ¥t wants their F A R G 0 s E E D H O U S E fices candidates who are pledged to oplmon and their advicein the future. - = serve the will’ and welfare of the peox Just as truly as it was when that first F ARGO, N. D. ple. " There is practically certain ‘assur- issue was published: a year ago, this is ance that these candidates will be elect- your paper today. ' Help : us - make it a 3 If in needfof a car of Feed, Oafs or Corh ask for a delivered price your station. . EEKLY 5 PARALYS]S Book Free W NOT ENOUGH You Will Want It, I Paralyzed. Edltor Nonpartisan Leader. Dr. Cliase; 224 N. Taaith Berest, Fhiladtinhis, Pa. 1.have never taken any active part in helping to push the Nonpartlsan League along, so you will pardon if T butt in and " : _attempt to have a say.- I- would .like - - very much to see that the Leader be ; changed into ‘2 daily paper. "We all know very plainly that a"weekly publi- cation. is _not sui’ficlent to carry: satis- . factorlly all the big._ thmgs . It is rumored that flour - will . come down a notch or two'now that wheat ‘will be scarce and price SO HIGH. That shows that the most interesting part of the story is yet to be read—that bring- ing' of the. pomts together for a strong climax! -Personal greetings and regards to Leader Editor, : : Yours very truly, £ ~rMELVIN EVENSON. Holstein- Friesian Cattle : 4 : “The Farmers Breed” "-# PULLMAN "automobiles -are equi.pped with Batavia, non-skid tires, guar- anteed 4,000 miles. MORE BROS. FROM SOUTH DAKOTA detqr Nonpamsan Leader: - I want to assure you that ‘I will do everythmg in ‘my. power. to. help the _ League "along and make it the power it deserves to bé in ‘state and national’ QUEEN PIEBE MERCEDES 154610 i e - Aseires fmihy : fore ‘the powegrg ‘that be will give over Butter 365 days """\“"""‘""“'“"'“"""""""“""‘“‘""*‘ 1389.45 munds‘ _ their _political “and i mdustnal contror-to ko Milkoo o B e e e e S e 30280 20. pounds. : . “Mayer has done fine wo,k in this WORLD’S RECORDS FOR BOTH MILK AND BU’ITER. o commumty and: has opened the: eyes of - “many forméry blmdtlgthexr political am} In the E C. SCHROEDER HERD will be found FOUB £ 8 : m"’ mm sa’; m’f‘;‘ “,’e +§ "WORLD’S CHAMPIONS and numerous. National: Dairy Show'.‘rvivm-w question of the—reaults in 1918. . ners. 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